It works now. thanks!
I am trying to create a universal binary that will support old macs.
Once I have i386 and the x64 version I "concatinate" them using the lipo tool.
Now I have wolfSSL that can be linked to universal binaries.
Yuval
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It works now. thanks!
I am trying to create a universal binary that will support old macs.
Once I have i386 and the x64 version I "concatinate" them using the lipo tool.
Now I have wolfSSL that can be linked to universal binaries.
Yuval
I am porting some code from wolfSSL 1.5 to 2.6.
Most APIs seem very stable but I came upon this which uses an internal api (used to be in wolfssl_int.h):
static void saveforreuse(iao_connection *c)
{
if (doreuse(c))
{
agentsslsession = SSL_get_session(c->ssl);
agentsslsession->bornOn = LowResTimer();
}
}
I am guessing from the function names that the programmer was aiming to force the system to keep using the same ssl session across hits (the use case is a 5 minute https keep alive).
Does this make any sense? Would it have the intended effect?
What is the correct way of doing this in the 2.6 release?
Yuval
I got the latest version on the site 2.6.0
I still can't get it to work.
Below is what I am getting. Perhaps you are using an i386 machine to test? That would explain why I can't get it to work on a x86_64 machine (when I use -arch x86_64 all works fine).
make -j9 all-am
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-tfm.lo
CC tests/tests_unit-suites.o
CC tests/tests_unit-hash.o
CC examples/client/tests_unit-client.o
CC examples/server/tests_unit-server.o
CC src/src_libcyassl_la-internal.lo
CC src/src_libcyassl_la-io.lo
CC src/src_libcyassl_la-keys.lo
CC src/src_libcyassl_la-ssl.lo
CC src/src_libcyassl_la-tls.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-hmac.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-random.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-sha256.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-logging.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-error.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-memory.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-rsa.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-dh.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-asn.lo
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-coding.lo
cc1: error in backend: Unsupported asm: input constraint with a matching output constraint of incompatible type!
make[1]: *** [ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-tfm.lo] Error 1
make[1]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
CC ctaocrypt/src/src_libcyassl_la-aes.lo
make: *** [all] Error 2
The following used to work in an old wolfSSL embedded SSL version (1.5.0)
./configure --without-zlib --enable-static --enable-shared=no CFLAGS="-arch i386 -mmacosx-version-min=10.4" LDFLAGS="-arch i386"
Now I get an error when building a lot of the binaries. Probably means that some outputs are picking up the platform override and some ignore it. Is there a new way I should be using to specify architecture?
CCLD testsuite/testsuite
ldld: warning: ignoring file ctaocryptld/test/:test.o , warningfile: wasld :built warningfor: unsupportedignoring filefile formatctaocrypt /(benchmark /0xcfbenchmark.o ,0xfa file0xed was0xfe built0x for7 unsupported0x file0 format0x (0 0xcf0x 0xfa1 0xed0x 0xfe3 0x0x 70 0x0x 00 0x0x 00 0x0x 11 0x0x 30 0x0x 00 0x0x 00 0x) 0which 0xis 1not 0xthe 0architecture 0xbeing 0linked 0x( i3860) ctaocryptwhich/ testis/ test.onot
ldthe: architecturewarning :being ignoringlinked file( i386src)/:. libsctaocrypt//libcyassl.abenchmark,/ benchmark.oignoringfile filewas srcbuilt/ .forlibs /archivelibcyassl.a ,which fileis wasnot builtthe forarchitecture archivebeing whichlinked is( i386not) :the srcarchitecture/ .beinglibs /linkedlibcyassl.a
(Undefinedi386 )symbols: forsrc /architecture. libsi386/:libcyassl.a
Undefined" _mainsymbols" ,for referencedarchitecture fromi386::
" _main " ,start referencedin fromcrt1.10.6.o:
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